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Why South Africa may struggle to exit FATF’s financial crime watchlist 359 CompliNEWS 14 Feb 2025
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Working Smart

By Lee Rossini

Preparing a financial services business for sale is not something that happens overnight. Whether you're looking to exit next year or in ten years’ time, building a business that is attractive to buyers takes careful planning, operational discipline, and a clear understanding of what drives value. Here are key guidelines to ensure your business is sale-ready when the time comes to sell:

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